______ means focusing on the ways in which the definition of the crime problem and criminal justice practices support patriarchal practices and worldviews. ______ means focusing on the ways in which the definition of the crime problem and criminal justice practices support patriarchal practices and worldviews.

a. theorizing gender
b. theorizing patriarchy and crime
c. feminist criminology
d. patriarchal criminality


b. theorizing patriarchy and crime

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Research suggests that serious juvenile offenders

A) demonstrate poor social skills. B) have relatively low recidivism rates. C) have are highly motivated to change their behavior. D) specialize in one offense throughout their delinquent careers.

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______ is the largest federal law enforcement agency with over 60,000 sworn and non-sworn employees.

a. Federal Bureau of Investigation b. Department of Homeland Security c. Drug Enforcement Agency d. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1. Field research involves studying natural social processes as they happen. 2. The study of a culture or cultures that a group of people share is known as a netnography. 3. Netnography is the same as virtual ethnography. 4. Rios (2011) relied on several different qualitative research methods to determine how patterns of punished experienced by youth in his study affected them. 5. Participant observation is also called fieldwork in psychology.

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Generally, the criminal law seeks to sanction only those persons who voluntarily commit

A. an unlawful act (actus reus) before or after having an appropriate guilty mental state (mens rea), even with excuse or justification. B. an unlawful act (actus reus) accompanied by the appropriate guilty mental state (mens rea) without involving an excuse or a justification. C. an unlawful act (actus reus) before or after having an appropriate guilty mental state (mens rea) without involving an excuse or a justification. D. an unlawful act (actus reus) accompanied by the appropriate guilty mental state (mens rea), even with excuse or justification.

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